1. The number of electors each state receives in the Electoral College is based on
   a. The number of eligible voters in that state.
   b. The number of representatives the state has in Congress.
   c. The population of that state, based on the most recent census.
   d. The current population of that state.
2. Although there have been many parties in American history,
   a. We have only had about six political parties in our history.
   b. We have always had two major political parties that represent liberal and conservative views.
   d. We have always had at least four major political parties at any one time.
3. The Electoral College reflects in its numbers
   a a. Decisions made in a bill that is passed in Congress the year before the election.
   b. The methods described in the 13 th Amendment.
   c. The selection of the electors of the College each election year.
   d. The representation in the Senate and House.